A deep dive into the financials of key players in Golf, Rugby Union and Formula 1.
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F1 news alert: Christian Horner received £67 million payoff from Red Bull
The Red Bull Technology (RBT) 2025 financial statements released this week confirm that Christian Horner received compensation for loss of office totalling £66,988,000 after leaving the team last July:
Despite this one-off charge, RBT mana...
PGA Tour Paid DP World Tour £59 Million in 2025
Derivative accounting on the PGA Tour deal turns £64.5m operating loss into a £3.3m pre-tax profit.
Touring pros playing on the DP World Tour at the moment are enjoying healthy increases to prize funds each year. The threat of LIV has been...
The R&A Has £188 Million in Reserves. So Why Is a St Andrews Open Ticket Doubling?
The R&A 2025 financial statements were published last week
Money in Sport wrote an in-depth article on The R&A in August 2025. This article provides a trading update based on the 2025 financial statements released last week. Key points to...
TaylorMade sale derailed by markets?
The Korean media is reporting today that the proposed sale of TaylorMade by its Korean owners to American private equity investors is in jeopardy as a result of the strengthening of the Korean Won since the deal was announced in July.
The...
FIFA under pressure to distribute funds to its Members
Last month Money in Sport projected that FIFA’s reserves would rise to between $6-7 billion by the end of 2026, more than sufficient to fund massive payments to each of its Member Associations (MAs) without private equity involvement. The a...
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A blog taking a deep dive into the financials of high profile sporting organisations using graphics wherever possible. The author has been a Chartered Accountant for over 30 years and a golfer since he was 5yo!
Breaking down investing in Sports | Deployed $4BN at Wall Street bank | Co-founded Private Equity firm | Now I teach Private Equity Investing at Oxford
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